An Ohio man gets a 71-month sentence for assaulting police with a Trump sign during the January 6 Capitol riot.

The US President empowered the Secretary of State to bypass laws for providing $63 million in aid to Ukraine, reinforcing US security interests in Eastern Europe.

Mayor Muriel Bowser emphasizes supporting local businesses and ensuring safety in Washington, D.C., for the holiday season, highlighting decreased crime rates and measures like Amazon Lockers and MPD's Safe Exchange Zones.

The IRS has recovered $1.3 billion from wealthy tax dodgers, following measures set by the Inflation Reduction Act, with enhanced enforcement and modernization efforts underway.

The National Weather Service forecasts clear skies and chilly temperatures for Washington D.C., with a sunny week ahead and a slight chance of showers by midweek.

Three suspects were arrested for a robbery in Northwest Washington, D.C., with no injuries reported to the victim.

An individual was arrested for an assault and robbery in Southeast D.C. after the victim confronted a suspect vandalizing a car. The victim was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.

The Metropolitan Police reported several arrests for unauthorized vehicle use and auto theft in DC, nabbing multiple individuals, including juveniles, over five days.

Owen Roland Kirill Fowler was charged with gross negligent manslaughter by vehicle after a fatal speed race in Montgomery County that killed Jobani Alfredo Cruz.

Vice President Kamala Harris and family volunteered at DC Central Kitchen, aiding in distributing thousands of Thanksgiving meals to combat food insecurity in D.C.

The MPD in Washington D.C. seized 71 firearms, including untraceable "Ghost Guns," in one week, leading to multiple arrests and highlighting community involvement in crime prevention efforts.

President Joe Biden condemned Russia's aerial attack on Ukraine, which involved nearly 200 missiles and drones, emphasizing U.S. support, including air defense systems, to bolster Ukraine's defenses.

D.C. Police Chief Pamela Smith and her team volunteered at the Capital Area Food Bank, packing food boxes for seniors, underscoring the department’s community engagement efforts.